Significance of Coitus
Coitus is defined through various perspectives: in the Purana, it signifies the sexual union linked to creation and emphasizes the contrast between physical pleasure and spiritual truths. The Kamashastra details coitus specifically in terms of sexual union. From a scientific viewpoint, coitus is described as the act of sexual intercourse that can impact aspects of Yoni Vyapada. Overall, coitus encompasses both physical acts and their broader implications on existence and spirituality.
Synonyms: Intercourse, Copulation, Sex, Intimacy, Coition, Coupling
In Spanish: Coito; In Finnish: Coitus; In Dutch: 颁辞茂迟耻蝉
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Hindu concept of 'Coitus'
In Hinduism, Coitus signifies the physical union leading to creation, highlighted in chapter four. It emphasizes the transient nature of sexual pleasure compared to the pursuit of deeper spiritual truths.
From: Kamashastra Discourse (Life in Ancient India)
(1) Specifically addressed in the fourth chapter, outlining the act of sexual union.[1]